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Now two weeks at UCL Statistical Science, looking good so far, thanks for the warm welcome. Will missed my colleagues London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine as well, glad it’s not far!

3 weeks at UCL, and 2nd papers accepted. I am definitely more productive here😜. Good job Andrea Gabrio !

Designing Multi-arm Multistage Adaptive Trials for Neuroprotection in Progressive Multiple Sclerosis n.neurology.org/content/early/…

Advertising our short course “Practical Statistics for Medical Research” UCL Statistical Science. Run online this year, 14-17 June. Excellent course, particularly relevant for health care professionals/researchers involved in health studies. More info: ucl.ac.uk/statistics/psmr

It is probably underappreciated that you can get MAR results without multiple imputation. Nice to see Andrea Gabrio article on repeated-measures model in cost-effectiveness analysis finally in press! doi.org/10.1002/hec.45… #missingdata Catrin Plumpton #HealthEconomics

For those interested, the R and Stata code from doi.org/10.1002/hec.45… are available at: github.com/AnGabrio/Code/… and figshare.com/projects/Linea…

Finally released the Stata package to conduct reference-based (MNAR) multiple imputation of cost-effectiveness data. Type: ssc install cemimix. Based on doi.org/10.1002/hec.39…. Thanks to Suzie Cro and Manuel Gomes. Any suggestions appreciated…

Looking forward to starting our Multiple Imputation in Health Economic Evaluation course with Manuel Gomes this afternoon. First run of this online version for ISPOR, with mostly an American audience (maybe won’t have to speak of the temperature for a change?)

Today, as we focus on the importance of knowing your bp numbers, we urge all adults to measure their bp, ideally with a home monitor and, in tandem, reduce their salt intake. See our #KnowYourNumbers 2022 press release, which highlights our NEW survey 👇 technology-trust-news.org/6RY-8062Z-B05X…

Just found out the sample size for a non-inferiority trial is not the same with a margins as risk ratio or difference… You learn every day.. . Thanks to Zhong Li and Matteo Quartagno for the nice paper journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Dates for our next “Practical Statistics for Medical Research” course have been confirmed. It will be held online from 13th to 16th June 2023. For more information, please visit: ucl.ac.uk/statistics/psmr

Attending Healthy Weight in Pregnancy and Beyond #HHIPBeStudy dissemination event. Great to see this work shared with all the partners. Amazing work from the team and clinics on both sides of border, in spite of COVID, Brexit and cyber-attacks… #HHIPBE @CHITINProject

Our very popular PSMR (Practical Statistics for Medical Research) short course will run between the 13th - 16th of June 2023. For details and registration please visit: ucl.ac.uk/statistics/psmr or contact us on : [email protected]

Useful guidelines to improve early-phase trials reporting finally out: Enhancing reporting quality and impact of early phase dose-finding clinical trials: CONSORT Dose-finding Extension (CONSORT-DEFINE) guidance bmj.com/content/383/bm…

A fun day talking about accessible sensitivity analyses for trials with missing data in Bristol with Daisy Gaunt Baptiste Leurent - if you want to learn more about practical Multiple Imputation methods a tutorial paper with Stata code is available here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/si…

Dates for our next “Practical Statistics for Medical Research” course have been confirmed. It will be held online from 11th to 14th June 2024. For more information, please visit ucl.ac.uk/statistics/psmr

2 weeks left for Early Bird registration for our popular ‘Practical Statistics for Medical Research’ short course. Running online 11-14 June. ucl.ac.uk/statistics/psmr

Seems our article on mixed-models in CEA was among the 10 #TopCitedArticle from Health Economics in 2022 and 2023. Well done to Andrea Gabrio and Catrin Plumpton, glad that article was helpful. doi.org/10.1002/hec.45…